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Products  Envistar®   Envistar Top       Duct connections on top Air flow 0.1-2.1 m³/s Available in 6 sizes (04, 06, 10, 12, 16 & 21) Control equipment - Siemens Climatix ECO Energy optimising function EcoCooler cooling unit with cooling recovery Heat exchanger - rotor EC motor with very high efficiency Deep-folded bag filter Read more Envistar Compact Air flow 0.1-1.6 m³/s Available in 4 sizes (04,06,10,16) Control equipment - Siemens Climatix ECO Energy optimising function StarCooler cooling unit 8 different connection options Heat exchanger - rotor EC motor with very high efficiency Outdoor design Deep-folded bag filter Read more Envistar Flex Air flow 0.1-15 m³/s Available in 14 sizes Control equipment - Siemens Climatix ECO energy optimising function Cooling unit EcoCooler also with cooling recovery Heat recovery - rotor, counter-flow heat exchanger, plate heat exchanger or coil recovery Outdoor design Size 060-360 with EC motors Size 480-1540 with IE2 motors Read more         Home Concept Envistar Top & Envistar Compact    Home Concept is a high-efficient AHU with heat
recovery for balanced ventilation Air flow 0.1-1.6 m³/s Manages 4-70 flats/AHU 9 sizes  Heat recovery - rotor designed for use in homes EC-motors with very high level of efficiency Control equipment - Simens Climatix Energy optimization function - ECO Carbon filters as an option Carbon filter test function - FLC Read more   Home Concept  Envistar Flex    Home Concept is a high-efficient AHU with heat recovery for balanced ventilation Air flow 0.1-4.5 m³/s Manages 6-160 flats/AHU 9 sizes  Heat exchanger - rotor or counter-flow heat exchanger designed for use in homes EC-motors with very high level of efficiency Control equipment - Simens Climatix Energy optimization function - ECO Carbon filters as an option if use of rotor Carbon filter test function - FLC Patented defrosting technology - ODS Read more               Home Concept EcoHeater   Read more                     Flexomix® Flexomix 060-980 Modular air handling units Air flow 0.2-10 m³/s Available in 14 sizes 30 different functions Rotary heat exchanger Plate heat exchanger Coil recovery Available with or without
cooling unit EcoCooler Direct driven fans Available in an outdoor version Read more Flexomix 1150-3150 Modular air handling units Air flow 3.0-34 m³/s Available in 9 sizes 30 different functions Rotary heat exchanger Direct driven fans Available in an outdoor version Read more ®          Cooling Unit    Cooling unit for Envistar and Flexomix units sizes Air flow 0.12-10 m³/s Available in 17 sizes and several capacity variants Stepless control of the temperature/constant supply air temperature Handle large variations of the airflow Stepless speed compressors Lowers the installation and running costs with 15-40% Fast installation The optimal cooling unit with a VAV-system and active diffuses Fully CE-marked cooling installation Read more            StarCooler® Cooling Unit Cooling unit for Envistar Compact   Air flow 0.19-1.5 m3/s Cooling capacity 4.5-22 kW Fully CE-marked cooling unit Short overall lengths for simple site transport – requires less installation space  Read more   FlexoPool® Dehumidification unit Air flow 0.5-6.0 m³/s Available in 8 sizes as standard With
or without control system Rotary heat exchanger Heat pump Read moreTo help develop this article, click 'Edit this article' above.best ac units for small rooms Air handling units (AHU, sometimes referred to as ‘air handlers’) form part of the heating, ventilating and air conditioning system (HVAC) that supplies, circulates and extracts air from buildings.buy home air conditioning unit Air handling units can be supplied in a range of sizes, and with a variety of capabilities, but typically they comprise an insulated box that forms the housing for; window ac units for mobile homesfilter racks or chambers, a fan (or blower), and sometimes heating elements, cooling elements, sound attenuators and dampers (that can be operated manually or automatically to regulate or prevent specific air flows).
In some situations, such as in swimming pools, air handling units might include dehumidification. Heating and / or cooling can be generated within the unit itself, or can be provided by connection to the building’s boilers or chillers. Generally, air handling units will be connected to the ductwork within the building that supplies air to and extracts air from the interior, but they can be used to supply and extract air direct to a space, or they may be located on a roof (rooftop units or RTU). Air handling units that consist of only a fan and a heating or cooling element, located within the space they are serving, may be referred to as fan coil units (FCU). Air handling units can be used to re-circulate a proportion of ‘stale’ air within a building, mixing this with fresh air to reduce the amount of air conditioning that is required. They can also include heat recovery, recovering heat from return air and using it to warm the supply air. Fans may be single speed, may have a range of set speeds, or may be variable frequency drive.
Flow rates may also be controlled by inlet vanes or outlet dampers. Air handling units generate noise (and vibration) which can be disruptive, and this can be compounded where ductwork passes between acoustically separate spaces. In this case, acoustic attenuators might be used. In addition, vibration can be generated. This vibration can be isolated by inserting flexible sections between the unit and ductwork and by isolating the unit from the building structure. Where air handling units are located outside buildings, they can be the source of complaints by neighbours because of the noise and vibration they generate and sometimes because of odours they expel (typically where they are serving kitchens). It is important that these units are properly designed, installed and maintained to minimise this disturbance. ‘Wet’ systems, that include water evaporative cooling, can present a hazard to health. Businesses using such systems are required to carry out a risk assessment and put in place procedures to ensure there is no risk to public health.